
The Case for Permanent Telehealth Policy: Cost Savings and Patient Access at Risk
Telehealth has revolutionized healthcare delivery, demonstrating substantial cost savings and improving patient access. However, with telehealth waivers set to expire on March 31, the future of these critical services remains uncertain. Policymakers must act now to ensure telehealth remains a viable and permanent option in our healthcare system.

The Future of Remote Patient Monitoring: A Comprehensive Analysis
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is revolutionizing healthcare by allowing medical providers to track patient health data remotely. As defined by Thaker, “RPM is a healthcare practice where medical providers use digital devices, like blood pressure monitors, scales, or pulse oximeters, to continuously monitor a patient’s health outside of a clinical setting, enabling proactive interventions.” This technology enables continuous patient monitoring without requiring frequent in-person visits, significantly improving accessibility and efficiency. Additionally, RPM is now expanding beyond physical health tracking to include behavioral health monitoring, allowing for a more comprehensive approach to patient care.
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